When we talk about legacy, we usually make a big deal out of the fact that no one will remember us when we’re gone.

Summer and Winter, is a linoleum artwork inspired by the opposites of the seasons.

The piece represents my hope for the environment's future: the profitability of renewable energy and the fact that my generation is very focused on preventing climate change.

This painting is of my two close friends.

This artwork has an acrylic background and subject with layered stamped ink details.

This painting is of my dad in his childlike persona.

This piece meditates on the cognitive and biological capacity we have to connect others; our neurobiological wiring allows us to feel and understand what is happening in others’ bodies (e.g. our shared understanding of pain and emotions - Jamil Zaki).

While I made this piece of artwork, it was during a time when I had little motivation to create drawings. After reflecting on life with the new year approaching.

This painting is based on a picture of scenery I took while sketching with a group of students.

This piece took many tries and a long time to make as a donut form is very hard.

I love to come up with characters and make stories around them. I try to bring out their personalities through their demeanor, clothing, and features.

Heart Surgery is a mixed media of a photo I took in downtown San Jose and digital drawing through the Procreate program.

This painting was the first thing that I have gone through with for a while, recently I’ve been in a bit of an art block and wanting to do my first serious painting.

“Soup” is set in a subdued, slightly dystopian setting.

My art work is showing how I am a senior in high school and just a fun way to be a kid again.

This piece was very transformative for me because I realized the power of imperfection.

Exploring creativity helps me practice being spontaneous.

I created this piece using airdry clay and acrylic paint.

My art work is about my favorite rapper called playboicarti.

My artwork was created to symbolize the constant paranoia of being watched and judged from our parents, friends, family, peers, and society as a whole.